Amusia (2023)

In a world filled with melodies, Livia is born unable to perceive music due to a rare condition called amusia. Misunderstood and isolated, she escapes her oppressive home and finds solace in a quaint suburban motel. There, she meets Lucio, a young man whose life is intertwined with music. Despite their differences, they form a deep connection, discovering that their contrasting worlds can harmonize in unexpected ways.

Length: 1h 31m
Genre: Drama, Romance
This Title is: Thought-Provoking, Heartfelt

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Cast

Carlotta Gamba, Giampiero De Concilio, Fanny Ardant, Maurizio Lombardi, Adriano Chiaramida

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: Not Rated – Contains thematic elements and mild language

Trivia

The film’s title, “Amusia,” refers to a real neurological condition affecting musical perception.
Renowned cinematographer Luca Bigazzi, known for his work with Paolo Sorrentino, crafted the film’s visual aesthetic.
“Amusia” premiered at the 2022 Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, receiving critical acclaim for its unique storyline.

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“Amusia” offers a fresh perspective on human connection through the lens of a rare condition. Carlotta Gamba delivers a nuanced performance as Livia, capturing her isolation and yearning for understanding. Giampiero De Concilio’s portrayal of Lucio adds depth, highlighting the transformative power of relationships. The film’s cinematography beautifully contrasts Livia’s silent world with the vibrant musicality of Lucio’s life, creating a visually engaging experience. The narrative thoughtfully explores themes of acceptance and the universal desire for connection, making “Amusia” a memorable and impactful film.

Critic Scores

Critics have praised “Amusia” for its innovative approach to storytelling and strong performances. The film’s exploration of a little-known condition provides a unique backdrop for a touching love story, resonating with audiences and critics alike.

IMDb Rating: 7.2/10